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]ajorities Continue to Lose.
Coushatta seems to be receiving
pretty sever blows from Kellogg, of
through that pink of radical rascally Pa
perfection, M. H. Twitchel. At the of
late election for Mayor and Aldermen J
for that village, forty-five votes were
polled, twenty-seven of which were
for candidates who had pledged D
twemselves to conduct the affairs of He
the town without cost to the tar-pay- J.
yers, notwithstanding which, Kellogg, J.
in defiance of the will of the people A
andeontrary to all law, commission' -J
ed the defeated radical candidates, J.
o have smilingly voted themselves Jn
alaries amounnting in the aggregate P
to some $1200 per annum ;besides J
the commission paid to the tax col- A.
lector, which was also to be done free I.
of charge by the elected white men-- A
and this too in a village of but forty- J.
sven voters, is more than the city IV
officials receive i", this town of three J.
hundred and more voters frith a tax- -
able property of over half a million. V.
What has got into that "indepen- N.
dent in all things neutral in nothing" J.
journal up there, that it does not cry
out in strong terms against this flua
grant outrage t Is it too busy expres- J.
sing regrets at not having bad the F.
pleasure of a visit from Senator (?)
Twitcbel, the thief, while on his late M.
dash into Red River t It is a pity ar
that these country .papers have so m,
much consideration for the "loaves it
and isheL." as to allow them to sink 20
all feeling and crawl through a pap tip
fed existance insulting a community th
they pretend to represent by fawning Pt
and licking around every thieving 1
unprincipled sconadrel in the Kellogg te
asmy of cut-threat officials.
Attention iWhite Citizens.
We publish elsewhere a call for a
-meeting of that sterling body of pat. R
riots, the Committee of Seventy, of
this parish, as well as for that of AtA.
crrass interested in the material
pr~iperity and peaceable condition of
apr eemminnity. This meuting will
take place on Saturday next, June
It is scarcely necessary to refer to
the esans which have prompted the
President of this body, at the solici- ti
tation of a large number of our lead- Pr
ing citizens, to convene them at this C
early day, suffice it to say, that they are
mAnifold and serious. We therefore
confidently expect a full attendance
of the leading citizens of the parish B
on that day, that we may then calmly ,
discuss the situation and devise such f
means for our welfare as the exigen
ces of the occasion demand. a
No ordinary cause, the people can
rest assured, would have necessitated
this measure at this moment, when
home interest require such attention
the movements of the enemies,' not ~
only of the party, but of public peace, '
ds civilization and liberty, are too
elauaous to be mistaken, and require
epar hands a prompt and vigorous ,
leouo, whlleh will strangle at its birth
thi re-enactment of the scene we p
hi witnessed in the governiment of
ear parochial and State affairs for the b
psut~n eyears. N'atehitoches, the
iIfi amote in 1874, will not yield to
"  Aebts of her enemies
**ikh Is attempted, and proposes
! jFk1ke her claims felt, as the
uags of her people have not been
ot. Griith, U. S; A.
'- tpany stationedat tie post,
abgro boy it his em
ahwldred sod esity dollars
SThe nego is now in
iMat f r the offense. We
whethut the money
but hope Lient.
todo si u thlds
r any one to lose
the negw will be
' s peers and as
4 stealing from a
Sodty virtue in the
d:mor.Aeriea eitfises
S.....Sk~ ..-Iton
-* ng ieartoew ais
tbelo ofaIl But
4e ao~ despir.e,
-h6,-l 7 trthis
i vigor- ... te
,is~t vr
1:~e.
All,
l11
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wlcjs?} IY· ·'.ýY f I ý:
NOTICE.
The members of the Co nunittee
of Seventy, appointed by the Tax
payers Association of the parish
of Natchitoches, on Saturday,
June 13th, 1874 composed of the
following iamed gentlemen :
M. J. CUNNINGHAM, Chairman.
M. H. Carver, W. A. Ponder,
D. Pierson, L. Charleville,
Henry Levy, Jos. Henry,
J. C. Trichel, T. Chaler,
J. A. I),cournau, WV. W. Brnczeale,
Amb. Sompayrac, Sidney Harrison,
W. O. Breazeale, I. Kahn,
J. Genius, C. H. Levy,
J. D. Addison, J. W. Suddatlh,
Jno. Genoe, M. Hertzog,
P. A. Simmons, W. H. Jack,
8. O. Scruggs, T. Schumnan,
J. E. Keegan, Wm. M. Levy,
A. Prudhomne, Felix Bouia,
R. E. Hammett, E. V. Deblleur,
Ed. Phillips, L. A. Deblieux,
A. V. Carter, W. B. Butler,
J. B. Flemming. Wmi. Payne,
Willie Holnes, E. Mlasson,
J. H. Cosgrove, Jacob Kile,
.Jno. Bluhdwortl, W. S. Campbell,
C. A. Ballard, Mortimer Perot,
V. Gnnnie, H. A. Weaver,
N. II. Campbell, R. W. Taylor,
J. M. B. Tucker, Dr. A. E. Cassidy,
W. I. . Russell, Sam'l. Parson,
Chas. Leroy, Geo. Duncan,
J. J. Rains, A. Lecomte,
J. F. DeVargas, C. L. Walmsley,
F. Jennings, T. Haller,
1. McKenna, Alex. Garza,
M. Tauzin, Valery Murphy,
R. L. Faulkner, S. M. Hyams,
are requested to meet at the Fire
men's Hall, in the City of Natch
itoches, on SATURDAY, JUNE
26th, 1875, to take into considera
tion important matters relative to
the interest and welfare of our
people. A full attendance :s ear
nestly requested, not only of the
Committee, but of all citizens in
terested in the peace and material
welfare of the community.
By order of
M. J. CUNNINtGHAM,
Chairman.
R. W. TAYLor,
f Secretary.
Financial,' Commercial and iver- News.
COTrON STATXENE!.
On hand last report....... 4497 bales
Received during week........ 3 "
Totl receipts...... 4500 "
MARKEr QUOTATIONS.
(It should be remembered our quota
tions are for round lots, at retail, higher
prices will have to be paid.)
Corrected Weekly by Carver A Taylor.
Cotton............................... 11 a i. 16
Hides, dry........................1'| --c
Hides, green..................... ......
BAcoN-The muaket is in limited supply
Clear sides are quoted at 18c; shboulders at 13c;
Breakfast bacon at 19c.
FLoun.-Is in good supply with fair demand.
We quote XX at $6 50; low XXX 7 0087 55 and
good XXX tt 8 75; Choice XXX at 19 50; choice
family $11i 50.
PonK.-None in the market.
Btluiu.--In fair supply, demand fair. Hemp
and jute at 14.; per yard. No India in market.
LAD.--In light supply with good demanda . In
tierees ie; in kegs 22.
HAirs--Are in light supply and demand limit
ed Canvassed are quoted ate2ic.
gAvrT.-In goodt smpply. Liverpool coarse sells
at $ 2S$ per sack. Fuc 150@5o higher.
Sn.D OrAIN.-None hut tie in market which
is quoted at) 175 per bushel.
IoNo TaEs.--Thu market 1i in good supply.
The astrow Is held at 10 and the button at lUc.
per pound,
Mot.Asets.-Searce. Choice Louisiana is be
ing sold at-; prime at 90c. per gallon. By the
keg t$ 00. 9 50
CoAt, Oun.Ia in good supply and is held at
50*,. per gallon.
TomAcco-iupplSb good. ood medium is
quoted at 65c. and nae bright at 9ec.6411 15 per
pound.
Coner-The supply is .limited and demand
good. Prime at 25 audchoice at -
Rca.--No Carolina in market. Zulslasna is
held at 19&e. per pound.
Conx.--sin good supply but no demand.
Soar.-Extra olive bar WOe.
SuoAn-Loislana.prime is qunoted at ;- yel
low clarified a ISlc; crushed and powdered a
Wmaxt.-White and Red Pre held at #1 50
per gallon; Bourbon commanads $5* 50 per gal
SnOT.--tc in good supply with fair demand and
I sold at $2 75 per sack and buck shot at 13.
Powbua.-The supply is limited and is held
at o50. per pound.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ii
MARTIN & SMITH,
-STEAM
SAW MILL,
Six miles south of the ityof Natchitoches
PRICE:
At the mill, per; ........ $.00 to $10.00
Delivered in towrin, per l,...... ..14.00
E TAKEpleasure in inform nigthe
17 p ubio thatwe are prepwredttatke
CONT~Ab to build onbins, nrnisbing
therefor, lumber, material and labor, at
very low raBe  t
BOX COTTAGE1,
with gallery4kS s complete, shin.
gled ro-.tfpt upfor i ,_ _.
BOX CO'taPGE, feet, i ri; igal
interest toý ive°u i all.. : :
Ordteirthis sbsllee or with, Louis
DUplei, Will mdt with prompt atten
tApril lO-ly. '
SAW Mit.,
(Five Milesfrom N ee a.)
50.900 t Ltbbzbe g1b Sale.
e Froi d5'to l0'a D (a ord lg ti
S quality) per M i.  t ,sifl
i . M aic$.-..ly - ,, _..*+ -
*M UPRQM0Ett
ARE O 0 r. I~ LAUE AND
p e .DRY
4 1
jetfi .-'·.- 'N~
THE FAIORITE 11011! REMEDY.
Is eminently a Family Medicine ; and by
being kept ready for htmediate resort
will save many an hour of ntiffering and
many a dollar in time and doctors' bills.
After over Forty Years' trial it is still
receiving the most niqnn!itied testimo.
nials to its virtues froum persons of the
highest character and responsibili y.
Eminent physicitians commend it as the
most
EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC
For all diseases of the Liver, Stomach
and Spleen.
The Simptoms of Liver Complaint are
a bitter or bad taste in the month ;
Pain int the Black, Sides or Joints, often
mistaken for flheumatismiu Sour Stom
ach; Loss of Appetite; Bowls alternate
ly costive and lax; Headache; Loss of
memory, with a painful sensationt of hav
ing failed to do something which ought
to have been done; Debility, Low
Spirits, a thick yellow appearantce of the
Skin and Eyes. a dry Cough often mis
taken for Conimnption.
Sometimes many of these symptoms
attend the disease, at others very few;
lbut the Liver, the largest organ in the
body, is generally the seat of the disease,
and if not Regnlatsd in time, great suf
fering, wretchedness and Death will en
sue
For Dyspepsia, Constipation, .anundice,
Bilious attacks, Sick Headache. Colic,
r Depression of Spirits, Sour Stomach,
Hart Burn, &c., &c.
The Cheapest, Purest and Beat Fami
ly Medicine in the World!
j Manufactured only by
J. H. ZEILIN & CO,,
Macon, Ga., and Philadelphia.
Price, $1.00. Sold by all Druggists.
March 27, 1875.-ly.
LAND! LAND! LAND! ia
A Rare Opportunity Offered to fs
Farmers of Limited Means. 1,
T AM OFFERING to sell the following nor
I described parcels of land on the liberal l)i
terms set forth below: ne%
One tract of 378 acres,.situated twelve pre
miles south east of the city of Natchito- To
chites, and about one mile west of Old per
River. Two hundred acres under fetwe,
one hundred and fifty acres open and -
about one hundred In cultivation this
year. The other imVriivements consist
of four or five log cabins, gin and press ;
small orchard, with a spring of fine
water. Good steam saw mill within four
mile of the place. I will sell this place
at ten dollars per acre, one sixth cash,
the balance in 1, 2 3, 4, and five years,
without interest. Four-fifths of this
place is fine fresh alluvial river soil, and uI
will yield 40 to 50 bushels of corn or a th
bale of cotton to the acre tlu
Adjoining the above, I have 583 acres ti
of the same character of unimproved of
land, which I will sell at 5S per acre, in set
equal annual installments, without in- int
terest. Nil
I also have 320 acres sitttated between lo
Red River and Bayou .Pierre,; bout six t
miles from the city of Natchitoches, all Int
tine river bottom land, what is termed at
"Buckshot" lanud, two hundred acres open, on
gin, cabins and fences almost entirely
destroyed. I will sell this place for 5 1C
per acre, C.'sh, or $8 per acte, one-fifth set
cash, the balance in five equal annual in- for
etullments, without interest. tic
1 have still another tract of 132 arres lIn
of good level hill land. situated one mile fai
from the above described place, and in
mediately on the Grand Eco'e And Texas
road, five miles from the city of Natchi- Ti
toches, land wnell timbered with pine,
oak and hickory. Improvement consist
of double log dwelling house, log kitchen,
smake-honuse, small orchard of flgs, plums j,
and peaches, 12 to 15 acres of open land, to
all the buildings a little out of repair, Tt
though occupied .this year. On this place Al
is an inexhaustible well of the finest lit
water in the parish. I will sell this place nD
for $600.00, one third cash, the balance ce
in one and two years, Without interest. co
To purchasers wishing to make larger a,
cash payments, 1 will make liberal de
duction from the above prices. n.
There is no excuse for any man being ii
without a home of his own; my terms t
are so liberal that the annual payments j\
only amount to a small rental. Al
N. H. CARVER, ti
April 10-1y. Natchitoches, La. w
NOTICE. G
DERSONS who owe is balances of last fl
1 year and year before are hereby rea
B pectfully requested to come forward and
B settle, by cash, notes or otherwise. We
are not disposed to press those who can't
t pay upat present, but we are unwilling
to hire collectors or lo~e the time of our
clerks to go and make rettlements. Those n
who will not come up can't blame us if o
they find our claims against them in the 1
hands of our Attorneys.
OASPARI' & DIETRICH.
r May 29-1m.
Willls 25olmne,
- IrOrT STRKuTr,
Natchitoches, La.
'-DiALRR IN
DRY GOODS, Groceries,
Hardware,
Crockery,
Hats,
Caps,
SBoots,
Shoes and Notions.
Special inducements offered to Cash
purchasers. Cotton and contry pro
duce, both at highest Cash ratee;
i Jane.ly. ,  ... "•. , I'
J. W.s8UDDAtH JOUNXCHAMxnR.
SUD8ATH & CHAMBERS,
i, Forwarding, Receiving
-AND
Conmmission Merchants,
--dealers I.
'DRY OOD, ofoclmas, HAURDWAI,
CUTLERY, Ao.
"da trl sad m cn loplete stek of general
S N!ruhatdietsuted-,to the wanteof tie
scan tad., .
h~Fp- ~
,WEEKI: lY AND DAILY FOR 18753
The approach' of the Presidential ele.
tion gives unusual importance ato the
evenlts and developments of 1875. We TI
shall endeavor to describe thema fully,
fait hfully, and fearlessly,
TIHE WEEKLY SUN has now attain
ed a circulation of over seventy thou- "A
sand copies. Its readers are found in
every State and Territory, and its quali
ty is well known to the public. We
shall not only endeavor to keep it fully
iup to the old standard, but to improve tie
and add to its variety and power, on
THE WEEKLY SUN will continue to nis
be a thorough newspaper. .ile newspaper. the s
of the day Will be fomud in it, conldenls- f
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when of moment, and always, we trust, art
treated in a clear, interesting and in- en
-structive manner. el
It is our aim to make the Weekly Sun ap
the best family newspaper in the world. to
It will be full ot entertainuing and ap- on
propriate reading of every sort, but will po
print nothing to offend the most scrupu- an
Ions and delicate taste. It will always
contain the most interesting stqries and rej
romuanes of the day, carefully selected tir
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and its articles will always he found me
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The numnber o'f men independent in a
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tending for principle, and for the election jo
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tion that disgraces the country and th
threatens' the overthrow of republican re
institutions. It has no fear of knaves, in
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"THE SUN," New York City. e
THE
Pcoplo's Vindicator,
FOR 1875.
We take pleasure in announcing to the
numerous friends of the VINDICTOR,
that we have perfected arrangements for
the continnation of its publication upon
a firm basis. The public are well awre
of the difficulties under which tile Con
servative press ot Louisiana labor; the
infamous printing law nassed by a parti
ann Legislature, solely to foster and up
hold, at the expense of the tax-payers,
Sjotiurnals entirely atagonistical to their 1
interest, and at war upon their lib:rties,
and by forcing, nuder tihe forms of l.aw,
onr citrizelns to advertise in thes~ oieial
papers, to break dowu their power, the
Conservative and Democratic press; con
Ssequently we are comupelled to depend
for sapport upon the generoume contribu
tion 6fa people already poverty-stricken,
Sbut we feel assured that thely w\ll not
Sfail to sustain their main power in the
war of virtue against vice
- The Fearless Whit Ia's P1ress of
t tLouisitan.
, The future tone of this paper can he
s j:udged from it fpast. We will continue
i, to advocate to success, the rights of the
'r, ITAXED. that honesty and capablility,
e ALONE, shall constitute groundsfor po
st litical preferment, and a continned and
e never ceasing war upon Kellogg and his
e corrupt oletfials-knowing theta to be in
common with their Chief, both neasurpers
r antd thieves.
t- We can asen rethe public that we will
not hesitate to attack the anots of any po
g littcal organisation, when we believe
s I them to be uatagonstic to public good.
ts We are the servant of no elique or party,
and intend solely to protect and defend
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a. way, of the whole people-believing that
.. we have done sufficient service in the
cause of the PEOPLE in,the past, we
confidently expect their support in the
at fatare.
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. Publishers,
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A.\ Rpresentative and Chnapion of American
Art Taste !
Fraspcttas for 1875--Eighth Te ir.
JtR AWLDIN :
THE ART JOTrINNAL OF AMERICA,
ISSUED O1110TILJL An.
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carried out."
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the representation of the produclionis of º'
our great 'rtists, bps always been reog T. J.
nized, and many attempts have been T fr
made to meet the want. The nltcressive 5,
failures which so invaribly followed e!rh t~Wh
attempt in this coonutry to establish an the
art journal, did not prove the indiflfer
ence of the people of America to the
claims of higli art. So soon as a proper ill t
appreciatioun of the want and an abiiptyv ""
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port. anld the result was a greatt :artistic lung e :
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f it does not confine itself entirely to the
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t THE ALDINE A1tT UNION. to
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April !10-tf. The
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It is the inttention *,f the eo14mindtor7
this Mag:tu:zi: to still f,,rther make it.
1iodlel of literary a:ld iechanical ex" *:
Ihtaer, :1ud. with this view, to, atev':tta
will beI neglected which either talcelt o"
talitAill an a( 11h I la d ito 1e 11dr " ea.1 h i-
Ste a;I lit,1t'tcale alld it,,t'r.Ctiv'e tompt;: -
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Its pa:ges will H detlrote to Ip.hptl:
litr'i';ature', ('iel('ce, art, educatioll :l1d rº'
itial dlevelopment. Its characat-ristic fct
ture is comlprnehscl4.ivenss The tnllll
Scaripts now ,11 h:alA. nuld othlwrs e.spl'i -
ly elaggead. e:rll,;t:re. aln untistlly alltraL
tive list of IDescriptive Sketchtes oflTret
el, .Sitrisl Stories. Tales Poemis, I'Palr ,,.
S.iience :ntil Art. Popular Essays., Nrr:t
tives, .iterary Criticistms , IFahklrºn. etr..
to,, Cther iwith a variety of ablea 1d itl
t,.restinig articles upon the Inmport I
Questions of the Day. A large- propi-.:
lion of the articles, espe.ially those de-
criptive of travel, will he
I'PROFUSELY ILLUSTRATED.
The pictorial embellishments of tIL.
Magazine hereafter constituting one o:
its most attractive features.
The a'purpose of the I'nblisher's is to fi:
Wnish a perialical whi.ih shall be instru -
tire in The HMisehold, The Library :1a4:
The Readitng Rlto), giving an ualundan,"
of entertailing 1 an1d popuiar literatur."
:andl information for lbth old and young.
carrying light. comfort and good nature
into etivery family, :11land making it aecep
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and motlher, hoys a'd girls, ynung u e l:
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The Illlr.tled lHousdehold Mlgaaia
inlaludes several Distinct Departments.
each undler competent and efficient man
agemllet, viz:
1. Sketcheus-c-insisting of Descriptions
of Travel and Adventure, Serial Stori.s,
Tales and Narratives, lavishly and ap
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I tracts frol new rooks, highly entertain
ing sketches of notable persons ansd
4- things from the Ieat Foreign Publiea
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a given brilliant essays upon a wide range
t of subjects; social topics discussed atul
current incidents and doings glanced at.
a 4. Fashionl Department-ccutaining a
resitme of the Paris, London and New
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instruction and entertainment to the
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e who have young hearts. It is embelish
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